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This is looking east from Dad's Tomato Garden.
Time is so precious-do not waste it. © 2008 by Ray F White.
"The sun never sets on Dad's Tomato Garden Journal.
Good Morning.
I am back in Knoxville at my keyboard and feeling better than I thought that I would after the quick trip to Ga. and back the same day. I am glad that I went because it did help me to go and see the end of a faithful life. It gives us a desire to finish the same way. I want to do my very best in the few day's that I have left. Four of our preachers spoke at the funeral, It was very helpful to me.
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Sit down here with me and have Tea or Coffee, they are both ready. DAD.
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Here’s a trick I learned from my Mennonite neighbors, who always seem to have ripe tomatoes practically before I even have peas andstrawberries.
It works at the end of season, too, keeping tomato plants alive and thriving long after Mother Nature would have them in the compost heap.
You will need:
• Four to eight sturdy wooden tomato stakes
• A large, heavy, clear plastic dropcloth (sold at paint stores)
• A heavy duty staple gun and staples
• Scissors
• An established bed of tomato plants
Here’s what you do:
- Drive a tomato stake at each corner of your bed, with an extra at the middle of each side if it’s Read the rest of this entry »
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- Be sure and see what Jim has to say today, I know that he will make you smile,
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10 comments:
Just checkin to see if it really works, I think that it does, Smilee,
Good Morning Dad I am glad you are back home and feeling Good ~ and glad you were able to say Goodbye to a dear friend yesterday ~ Thankyou for my "Cuppa" and of course your company ~ hope Mary and Precious are both OK ~ Ally x
Dad, sorry about the loss of your friend, but I am glad you were able to attend his service. Linda
I'm glad you had a safe trip and are back with us this morning. I hope to do the best I can with what time remains to me too. I hope your day is a great one.
'On Ya' - ma
Good Morning Dad, I am glad that you have made it home safe and sound. I am needing coffee badly this morning! I hope you have a wonderful day. Linda
Quick hello Dad! Glad you're back and feeling well.
Love you,
Nancy
I am glad that you and Jim had a safe trip yesterday. Take it easy and just rest today. Your picture of the trees and sky is beautiful. Have a nice restful day. Helen
I am glad your trip was a helpful one. You sure do have a wide variety of visitors here! :) I think the webcam is great where it is where the birdfeeders are visible. I still haven't caught you out in the back yard yet though! I talked to Ian about setting up an outdoor webcam here. He said he didnt see why I would want to do that...lol, but that we will check into it when we have the money to do so. I hope you have a wonderful day today, and thanks for that coffee, I always need that coffee in the morning to help me get going. :) Love, Kelly
I'm glad that you are back & safely! I'm glad that some of your preachers were there! Rest up for a few days....riding just wears me out!
Hugs,
Hollie
Dear Dad: Sure am glad you were able to attend your dear friend Taylor's farewell and that the journeys were safe. Hope you have an opportunity to rest up a bit and relax.
That's a beautiful picture of the clouds over your trees. Nature reminds us all of both how insignificant we are, and how we are all interconnected in the web of life. It's wonderful!
My best to you all, and big PURRS to the Princess beauty! ^^
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